Which of the following environmental conditions does NOT support the growth of microorganisms? A high-protein food source Moisture High acidity Exposure to air

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Which of the following environmental conditions does NOT support the growth of microorganisms?

A high-protein food source
Moisture
High acidity
Exposure to air

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High acidity should be the answer!

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